Did Getty’s Strangest Painting Inspire a Famous Novel about Hollywood?
On James Ensor, Nathanael West and “The Burning of Los Angeles”
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Creating Intimacy in Getty’s Central Garden
Revisiting Robert Irwin’s conversations with writer and critic Lawrence Weschler
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Meet the Person in Charge of the ‘Slow Art’ of Getty’s Gardens
How Brian Houck cares for Getty’s 700 acres of lush plants
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PODCAST: Michelangelo’s Drawings—Mind of the Master
Inside the mind and method of one of the most celebrated artists of the Italian Renaissance.
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VIDEO: A Walk through the Central Garden
Walk through the Getty garden with its chief horticulturist.
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Spring Flowers Are Blooming in the Getty Central Garden
New Getty horticulturalist Jackie Flor honors the original plans and brings in new blossoms.
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New Exhibition Explores the Hebrew Bible through Christian Eyes
Discover how medieval Christians interpreted Hebrew scripture in illuminated manuscripts.
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Getty Center and Villa Closed to Support Emergency Efforts against Coronavirus
Getty remains closed in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19)
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Rare Michelangelo Drawings on View at the Getty Center
Get an up-close view into the artist’s expression of the human form.
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Capturing a Killer: True Crime and Photography
Why are photographers drawn to crime scenes?
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A Mind-Opening Journey Through African Histories
Learning from the Director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, Gus Casely-Hayford.
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5 Highlights from the Getty Library: Books about Joy, Voguing, and African American Art
Bibliographer Simone Fujita shares new books in the collection.
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